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  <Title>From Detection/Correction to Computer Aided Writing</Title>
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6. Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> As sophisticated linguistic treatments are expenswe in time and space, we think it is very important, that a CAW system should integrate all treatments and knowledge in a uniform way.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> It makes it easier to take advantage of the whole knowledge in each service involved in order to provide very powerful services. This power of the services is a mean to compensate, for a potential user, the lack of ergonomy due to poor performance: a system which can build the multi-dimensional lattice in real-time does not seem a realistic goal for the near future.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> As a typical application for our system, we think of the production of the technical documentation of an industrial product: as there are for example software engineering environments, we propose linguistic engineering ones. In such a context it is possible to add structure services, more powerful services at the semantic level and interface with other software such as an automatic translator.</Paragraph>
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